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bEatmstrJ posted:This thread is moving way too fast so I'll probably have to space out my responses to all of your very important questions a bit. Can't wait for the next 200 "Your bathroom is poo poo" posts though... Very constructive guys. right now, your bathroom and house need a lot of "constructive" in general
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bEatmstrJ posted:I'd bet an idiotic idea never stopped you from building what your customers asked you for. im not a contractor, but in my line of work if a client demands we do something really fuckin dumb we make sure to explain why they're being real loving dumb so when it works out poorly, they can't claim its our fault this is, likely, what your own contractor did
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Skyelan posted:i think the most magical thing about this is that he really did think swaggering back in here and posting those pictures would show everyone who made fun of him before how right he was. like. no one gets this sour grapes if they think everyone will just be a """"hivemind"""" and not like it. I had to spend tens of thousands more than I would have had I not hosed up terribly because of ignorance, but THIS will show them!
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I don't see why you all are so shocked by the lack of a toilet. This bathroom is meant to swoon females and we all know that females are biologically incapable of pooping.
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power botton posted:did you swoon when you saw his tub? well i AM on the floor
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SilverSupernova posted:I don't see why you all are so shocked by the lack of a toilet. I'm sure he's embarrassed by the fact that he has to poo poo. He can't have anythign in his house that suggests that people poop. He waits until night and shits in his yard.
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somepartsareme posted:the toilet described by an earlier poster appears to be the first image on the wikipedia page for toilet Mods I think we need some enforcement here
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Feb 28, 2019 02:54
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bEatmstrJ posted:I know you're 9 figure contractor guy or whatever, but there's certainly no need to assume everything in my bathroom was done incorrectly, unless you just assume all contractors don't know what they are doing and cut corners, in which case I only assume you know that because you do it as well. I certainly doubt it would have passed inspection (on several occasions, with no failures) otherwise. But I do appreciate your concern. not to pile on but as someone with experience in trades "passed inspection" sometimes doesn't mean much depending on where you live. especially since you only have to comply with the legal minimum of standards/practices of your region's code to pass
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Feb 28, 2019 02:55
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somepartsareme posted:the toilet described by an earlier poster appears to be the first image on the wikipedia page for toilet that's so witty of him wow
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Feb 28, 2019 02:56
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RoboRodent posted:I thought you were taking your ball and going home? The reason I don't respond to most of the things that are said is simply because everyone is quick to assume that everything is a problem that only exists in my bathroom and nowhere else. I usually ignore these things because there's no way for me to prove anything that will be satisfactory to the apparently hilariously high standards of the average person in this thread. 1. Large 8x10 beams were sistered in next to the existing joists. This was engineered appropriately and is very uninteresting. 2. The pebble tray is full of very lightweight plastic rocks. The bathtub doesn't get used much and even when it does there is no water or spillage onto said rocks. Aside from a few random hairs here and there they don't get moist or dirty. Any vacuum with a hose attachment would work fine for cleaning. If I really needed to I could easily load them up in a bucket for a gentle washing. 3. I'm not being weird about my toilet. YOU GUYS are being weird about my toilet. Its a loving toilet. In a tiny room. With some grey tile on the floor and unpainted walls. It's completely uninteresting.
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I think my favorite part of this is he spent so much money and decided the symmetry of his bathroom rock feature was more important than the faucet reaching the tub.
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Feb 28, 2019 02:57
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bEatmstrJ managed to trick us goons into posting pictures of our totally average bathrooms we didn't spend more than $23,000 renovating, thereby owning us all
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Feb 28, 2019 02:58
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bEatmstrJ posted:3. I'm not being weird about my toilet. YOU GUYS are being weird about my toilet. Its a loving toilet. In a tiny room. With some grey tile on the floor and unpainted walls. It's completely uninteresting. If it's really that uninterestign then why don't you just humor everyone and post it? People would have stopped making a big deal about it if you weren't such a coward about it honestly.
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Feb 28, 2019 02:59
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I bet the toilet isn't even finished. Behind that door is just a bunch of stripped beams and lack of floor.
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Feb 28, 2019 02:59
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Dude you know you could have just not been weird about this whole thing and just said that without like being a cryptic vampire larper about it
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Feb 28, 2019 02:59
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bEatmstrJ posted:2. The pebble tray is full of very lightweight plastic rocks. The bathtub doesn't get used much and even when it does there is no water or spillage onto said rocks. Aside from a few random hairs here and there they don't get moist or dirty. Any vacuum with a hose attachment would work fine for cleaning. If I really needed to I could easily load them up in a bucket for a gentle washing. I thought your original "vision" was that the bath would be overflowing onto the rocks constantly.
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bEatmstrJ posted:The reason I don't respond to most of the things that are said is simply because everyone is quick to assume that everything is a problem that only exists in my bathroom and nowhere else. I usually ignore these things because there's no way for me to prove anything that will be satisfactory to the apparently hilariously high standards of the average person in this thread. Nice meltdown.
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Feb 28, 2019 03:01
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MY NIGGA D-LINK posted:To that end, some people are impossible to dissuade and will throw infinite money to get what the want. Take, the OP for example I certainly don't have infinite money, but I do like to do unconventional things sometimes. And to your point, yes, the rock wall is difficult to clean. It's sprayed with sealant regularly. I've been using the shower for over a year and have had no issues with mold or mildew, but yes, it's difficult to clean.
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Feb 28, 2019 03:01
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sliami posted:well i AM on the floor Which is where I am, as those pics of the tub make my back hurt. That may just be the angle from which it was shot, though. OP, I get that it's unpleasant being dog piled over something in which you take pride (justifiably or not), but you are making things worse for yourself. We are goons and we are drawn to blood in the water.
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Feb 28, 2019 03:01
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Three Olives posted:I think my favorite part of this is he spent so much money and decided the symmetry of his bathroom rock feature was more important than the faucet reaching the tub. my favourite part is where spent 23000 dollars and yet is using plastic loving pebbles if you want to cheapen the already cheap looking bathroom, look no further
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AdinaAstra posted:I'm sure he's embarrassed by the fact that he has to poo poo. He can't have anythign in his house that suggests that people poop. He waits until night and shits in his yard. Likely more accurate is that the toilet is the only thing in that bathroom that sees any use and he doesn’t want to show that he never cleans it
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Feb 28, 2019 03:01
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bEatmstrJ posted:There is one of those too. It's right behind the towels. 
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Feb 28, 2019 03:03
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bEatmstrJ posted:1. Large 8x10 beams were sistered in next to the existing joists. This was engineered appropriately and is very uninteresting. This actually sounds really interesting. Did they use steel or wood?
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Feb 28, 2019 03:03
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bEatmstrJ posted:3. I'm not being weird about my toilet. YOU GUYS are being weird about my toilet. Its a loving toilet. In a tiny room. With some grey tile on the floor and unpainted walls. It's completely uninteresting. Post it then and we'll stop
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Feb 28, 2019 03:04
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bEatmstrJ posted:I certainly don't have infinite money No, we got that.
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bEatmstrJ posted:I certainly don't have infinite money, but I do like to do unconventional things sometimes. And to your point, yes, the rock wall is difficult to clean. It's sprayed with sealant regularly. I've been using the shower for over a year and have had no issues with mold or mildew, but yes, it's difficult to clean. 
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30.5 Days posted:I thought your original "vision" was that the bath would be overflowing onto the rocks constantly. This was the vision dreamed up by a collection of goons who are quick to make assumptions. This was never anywhere near my vision.
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bEatmstrJ posted:This was the vision dreamed up by a collection of goons who are quick to make assumptions. This was never anywhere near my vision. Post your log
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Where do I click in the bathroom to set up the cat-hair mustache trap? >use razor on grey rug 
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xcheopis posted:Which is where I am, as those pics of the tub make my back hurt. That may just be the angle from which it was shot, though. Aint that the truth. It is unpleasant being dog piled on for something you take pride in. I can confirm this.
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Feb 28, 2019 03:06
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bobmarleysghost posted:my favourite part is where spent 23000 dollars and yet is using plastic loving pebbles really it’s probably north of $30k, the 23 was just ostensibly just labor for installation and fixing his fuckups sawing through his floor and the granite vanity alone probably ran a couple thousand
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Feb 28, 2019 03:06
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Beatmastr this is all very interesting. What you think is uninteresting isn't. You're a man out of time and space.
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Feb 28, 2019 03:07
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holy poo poo plastic rocks
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Feb 28, 2019 03:08
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bobmarleysghost posted:my favourite part is where spent 23000 dollars and yet is using plastic loving pebbles And until I pointed that out, no one made a single mention of it. So apparently it's not an issue.
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Feb 28, 2019 03:08
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bEatmstrJ posted:And until I pointed that out, no one made a single mention of it. So apparently it's not an issue. Post the toilet
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Feb 28, 2019 03:08
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i got a copy of the picture of his toilet
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Feb 28, 2019 03:08
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What if the toilet is untouched? Still the original white porcelain and those cream tiles, just taking shelter in the shame cupboard. It's hiding from the destruction that awaits.
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Question: When you were designing the dream makeup vanity what made you think harsh, uneven, indirect light?
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